DIGITAL TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS
User's Guide

Chapter 5
5	Sending and Receiving E-Mail Using SMTP
5.1	Obtaining Online Help
5.2	Sending Mail
5.3	Sending Mail to Multiple Users
5.3.1	Entering a List of Names
5.3.2	Distribution Lists
5.4	Receiving Mail
5.5	OpenVMS Mail Personal Name String
5.6	Carbon-Copying Messages
5.7	Forwarding Messages
5.8	Using the UNIX to UNIX Copy Program
5.8.1	Dialup Connections
5.9	Management Commands for Mail
5.9.1	Displaying SMTP Mail Status Information
5.9.2	Deleting Holding State Mail Messages from SMTP Queues
5.9.3	Releasing Holding State SMTP Mail Messages for Delivery
5.10	Using Mail from Your PC
Chapter 6
6	Printing Files Using LPR/LPD
6.1	Printing at Remote Print Queues
6.1.1	PRINT Command: /FORM Qualifier
6.1.2	PRINT Command: /PARAMETERS Qualifier
6.1.2.1	/PARAMETERS Qualifier: Host and Printer Options
6.1.2.2	/PARAMETERS Qualifier: MAIL Option
6.1.2.3	/PARAMETERS Qualifier: NOFLAG Option
6.1.3	Remote Queue Printing Examples
6.2	Displaying the Status of Jobs in a Remote Print Queue
6.3	Removing Jobs from the Print Queue
6.4	Printing Remote UNIX Files on Local Queues
6.5	Obtaining Online Help
6.6	Command Descriptions
Command 75	LPQ
Command 76	LPRM
Chapter 7
7	Accessing User Information Using the Finger Utility
7.1	Typing FINGER Commands
7.1.1	Quotation Marks
7.1.2	Wildcards
7.1.3	Qualifiers
7.2	Obtaining Online Help
7.3	Displaying Information About Users
7.3.1	Displaying Information About All Users
7.3.2	Displaying Detailed Information About Specific Users
7.3.3	Displaying Information About Users on Your Cluster
7.4	Forwarding Information from Host to Host
7.5	Making Your Information Available to Other Users
7.6	Command Description
Command 77	FINGER
Index
Index
Figures
1-1	FTP Client/Server Software Interacting
2-1	The GET Command
2-2	The PUT Command
Tables
1	DIGITAL TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS Documentation
1-1	Components to Use for Specific Needs
2-1	FTP Commands: Summary
3-1	Remote (R) Commands: Summary
3-2	RCP Command: Specifying the Source File
4-1	TELNET/TN3270 Commands: Summary
4-2	TELNET SHOW STATUS Display: Terminology
4-3	TELNET Transmission Modes
4-4	Sending Commands to the Remote Host
4-5	TELNET --- Supported IBM 3270 Model Terminals
4-6	TN3270: Definable Keys
4-7	Visible Attribute Mode: Displays
5-1	Commands for Using SMTP
6-1	Network Printing Commands: Summary
7-1	Ways of Displaying Information